2018 Employment Insurance Premium Rate - Canada.ca

Maximum insurable earnings Section 4 of the Employment Insurance Act provides for the annual calculation of the MIE which is the maximum annual amount of employment income on which EI premiums are paid by workers and their employers and for which benefits may be paid.

2019 Employment Insurance premium rate - Canada.ca

Section 4 of the Employment Insurance Act provides for the annual calculation of the MIE which is the maximum annual amount of employment income on which EI premiums are paid by workers and their employers and for which benefits may be paid. The MIE for 2019 is $53 100 up from $51 700 in 2018.

Federal Budget 2019 Employment and Payroll Related

Budget 2019 will reduce the Employment Insurance EI premium rate to $1.61 per $100 of insurable earnings for 2020 down from the current $1.62. 2. New Canada training benefits. To help workers gain new skills the federal government is creating new training benefits that will apply to the 2019 and subsequent taxation years and is comprised of three components a b and c . a A non-taxable

2019 FICA Taxes Unemployment Insurance Workers Comp

Average new employer rates and other data retrieved from Employment Development Department and the IRS. Based on the above chart you could pay an average of $3 600 in FICA tax unemployment tax and workers compensation insurance for an employee earning $30 000 per year.

Worried about EI rates Here s what you need to know. CFIB

In Quebec the EI rate went down by 7 cents for employers in 2019. Starting in March 2019 the government will be allowing an additional five weeks of benefits when both parents agree to share parental leave. This new measure will add costs to the EI system but due to low unemployment across the country rates are still going down. While EI rates are going down CPP QPP premiums will increase

The Canada Training Benefit

A new Employment Insurance Training Support Benefit to provide workers with up to four weeks of income support through the Employment Insurance EI system. This benefit expected to launch in late 2020 would help workers on training leave and not receiving their regular paycheque cover their living expenses such as rent utilities and groceries. To ensure that the Training Support Benefit